Baseball Trivia Question

OscarB

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This is one I made up myself, while looking at some Senators' baseball history this evening.

Which Yankee played in back-to-back World Series with the Yankees, making the last out of one of those series, and later played less than one season for the Washington Senators ?
 
Dawg Pound

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Moose didn't get a hit in that series that ended in 7 games. A shutout was pitched by the opposing pitcher in game 7, who ironically started his career with the Yankees. He pitched that complete game shutout on 2 days rest, and it was his second shutout of the series which landed him the MVP of the series. Who was that pitcher?
 
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Correct! Ok.....he was one of four players on that Milwaukee team in 57 that would later play for the Phillies....name them
 
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munson15 said:
Don't know that one.
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Ah Munson! You were on a roll....that was my era when I was a little boy of 8 years.....now you know how old I am.

Big left handed hitter- Wes Covington with that deep crouch
Bob Buhl
Frank Torre---- (Joe's brother)...another left handed hitter
and sweet lew Burdette. (1965) he passed away this year matter of fact
 
Dawg Pound

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in fact.......I believe that Buhl, Larry Jackson, and Burdette came in that trade with the Cubs for Fergie Jenkins
 
munson15

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I thought Bob Buhl was one of them. One of the worst hitters ever. I was born in '58, my earliest memories are of the '65 World Series on a black/white TV. The other answers I know because I've studied a lot of Yankee history.
 
OscarB

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Yeah - Moose Skowron. Way to go munson.

Skowron made the last out of the 1957 World Series, but the following year knocked in the winning run in game six of the '58 World Series. Skowron also hit a 3-run home run in game seven to propel the Yankees to a World Series win, and a comeback from a 3-1 series deficit. Played 1/2 a season for the Senators in '64.

:cheers
 
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Dawg Pound said:
Ah Munson! You were on a roll....that was my era when I was a little boy of 8 years.....now you know how old I am.

Big left handed hitter- Wes Covington with that deep crouch
Bob Buhl
Frank Torre---- (Joe's brother)...another left handed hitter
and sweet lew Burdette. (1965) he passed away this year matter of fact
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DAWG POUND, AS A KID WE ALWAYS PLAYED BASEBALL PLAYERS INITIALS......I WOULD SAY B.B. MILWAUKEE BRAVES AND THEY GUY WOULD SAY BOB BUHL AND I WOULD SAY NO IT WAS ---- ------.

TELL ME WHO?
 
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The Devil said:
DAWG POUND, AS A KID WE ALWAYS PLAYED BASEBALL PLAYERS INITIALS......I WOULD SAY B.B. MILWAUKEE BRAVES AND THEY GUY WOULD SAY BOB BUHL AND I WOULD SAY NO IT WAS ---- ------.

TELL ME WHO?
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hope you're not talking about that $hitty hitter by the name of Billy Bruton
 
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munson15 said:
I thought Bob Buhl was one of them. One of the worst hitters ever. I was born in '58, my earliest memories are of the '65 World Series on a black/white TV. The other answers I know because I've studied a lot of Yankee history.
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Munson......Bob Buhl was a pitcher
 
munson15

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I'm sorry, I exaggerated, .089! No fluke either, that's over 857AB's.
 
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